Cooking "Toys"

[jmyers]

http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/cb.aspx?a=417161

I ordered the cookset and the swing grill. I'm satisfied with the quality and most definitely the price. I'm gonna try 'em out this weekend. I also bought an easy set-up 10' x 10' canopy to put over the firepit in case of rain. Looking forward to the first outing of the year, along with my new "toys".

[aintgotnun]

kool!

[CubFan20]

That really looks great! We just bought the cast iron cooking set from Camping World for $37.00.

http://www.campingworld.com/browse/s...t/skunum=23492

They let me open the crate so I could look at it, and it looks like good cast iron equipment. We'll test it out this weekend to see how it performs!

[NDJollyMon]

Nice.
I'm currently shopping for a versatile camping/cooking system. I like this one...and maybe add the optional griddle. I like that it's portable, has high flow burners (3), has a big grill, and I can cook practically anything outdoors!
Anyone have one?

[NDJollyMon]

Now I'm looking at the Pro 60 or the Expedition model. These stoves can cook or grill just about anything. I can't believe no one has had one????

[dimurrrw]

Looks like a lot of fun. But how are you going to handle campgrounds that don't allow ground fires, or only allow them in existing fire rings which might not be convenient for cooking?

[choice spot]

We don't have one just like this one, but do have one very simular. Runs on propane and is the best outside cooking stove we have used. Beats the Coleman all to pieces. Has legs like this one or they can be stored on bottom and the stove used on table. We like it free standing.

Don't think this counts as "fire". We cooked on it during banned burning at campground. Ranger said nothing.

[Rockinwood]

I heard the Baby Weber is cool

[jmyers]

Originally Posted by dimurrrw

Looks like a lot of fun. But how are you going to handle campgrounds that don't allow ground fires, or only allow them in existing fire rings which might not be convenient for cooking?

Richard, don't know if your question was meant for me, but I'll answer it anyway.
If no ground fires are allowed, we'll just use the charcoal grill or the propane campstove. As far as a fire ring is concerned, our favorite campground has fire rings and my "toys" work fine over it. The rings there are large enough to hang at least 2 Dutch Ovens and put a coffee pot on the swing out grill underneath. But I've also got a Dutch Oven table on which I can place the coals for cooking and don't have to worry about burning another spot on the ground. Other than some trampled grass, I try to leave my spot at least as good as I found it. I might want to return sometime.

[wildwood]

we just got a grille 2 go advantage. we hope it works well. it will be mainly used for light cooking for camping.

do people use the 1, 5, or 20 lb LP bottles

if 5 or 20 lb, where do you store and xport them

i thought i may even use one of the 30 lb bottles on the tt and plug the hos when we connect the grille, anyone doing this

looking for a few ideas that work well and easy to maintain

thanks